Destino (part. SRNO, JC Reyes y Lacrim)

The song "Destino" by CANO, featuring SRNO, JC Reyes, and Lacrim, delves into the gritty realities of street life and the pursuit of a better future. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the struggles and aspirations of individuals caught in the cycle of crime and survival. The artists reflect on the choices they have made, acknowledging that the life of the streets was not their chosen path, but rather a circumstance they had to adapt to. This theme is encapsulated in the line "Esta vida de la calle no es la que elegimo'" (This street life is not what we chose).

The song also explores the duality of wealth and conflict, as expressed through the recurring motif of "more money, more beef." This phrase highlights the tension between financial success and the inevitable conflicts that arise from it. Despite the allure of money, there is an underlying sense of longing for love and connection, as seen in the juxtaposition of "more money, more beef" with "pero me tiene in love" (but it has me in love). This contrast underscores the complexity of emotions experienced by those living in such environments.

Cultural references and metaphors are woven throughout the lyrics, such as the mention of "ladrillo a ladrillo levanté un castillo" (brick by brick I built a castle), symbolizing the painstaking effort required to rise above one's circumstances. The song also touches on themes of destiny and fate, with the acknowledgment that only God knows their true path. This introspective element adds depth to the narrative, inviting listeners to reflect on their own journeys and the forces that shape their lives.